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Yes, rummy nose rasboras are a type of schooling rasboras, and they should also be kept in a group. One group usually consists of 6 to 12 fish.
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Rummy Nose Rasbora is an endemic fish species in Inle Lake in Myanmar. This small fish has a slender and aerodynamic body, making it more agile and quick to move. This semi-transparent fish is quite sensitive and requires special care, including maintaining water parameters. On the other hand, its spines are entirely devoid of scales.
